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Improve your posture, open your chest, and relieve shoulder tension with this simple yet powerful Clasp Hands Behind Back Stretch. Perfect for desk workers, office employees, and anyone looking to release tightness in the upper body.

In this video, Nitesh from Mobile Physio will guide you step-by-step through the correct form, breathing technique, and safety tips to make the most out of this shoulder and chest opener.

Benefits of this stretch:
✅ Improves posture
✅ Opens tight chest muscles
✅ Relieves shoulder stiffness
✅ Enhances flexibility and breathing
✅ Great for desk job recovery

How to do the Clasp Hands Behind Back Stretch:

Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart
Reach your hands behind your back
Interlace your fingers (or use a towel if needed)
Roll shoulders back and down
Gently push hands away from your body
Breathe deeply and hold for 10–20 seconds

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Transcript
00:00Hello and welcome back to Mobile Physio. Today we show you a simple but powerful exercise.
00:06Clasp hands behind back stretch. To open up your chest, improve posture, and release shoulder
00:11tension. Benefits. This stretch is great if you spend long hours sitting or working at a desk.
00:17It helps. Improve shoulder flexibility. Open up tight chest muscles. Correct rounded shoulders.
00:23Enhance posture and breathing capacity. Step-by-step guide. Here's how to do it correctly.
00:28Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Reach your hands behind your back.
00:32Extend your arms back. Palms facing outward. Try to interlace your fingers. If you can,
00:37bring your palms together to deepen the stretch. Roll your shoulders back and down. Gently push
00:43your hands away from your body. Only go as far as feels comfortable. Hold the stretch for 10-20
00:48seconds. Then slowly release and repeat with alternate side. Safety tips. Avoid forcing your
00:53arms too far. Stretching should feel comfortable, not painful. If you can't interlace your fingers,
00:59just hold a towel or strap between your hands. Keep your chin slightly tucked to avoid neck strain.
01:05Add this stretch to your daily routine to relieve shoulder tension, improve posture,
01:09and keep your upper body flexible. If you found this helpful, give this video a thumbs up,
01:15share it with friends, and subscribe for more physiotherapy-based exercises.
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